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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
4 RailrOAd Employee ImpaIed on IA
EWftcA.Target.
by telegraph TO tho Dlspslch.l
- ~

by telegraph to tho bl'pa'ch'l
INDIANAPOLIS. October l7.-Ernest
Tendlemsn, Boe-Line employee, was
tie victim yesterday of horrible and
peculiar accident. While standing on
the platform loading coal on the loco
motive tender his foot slipped, and he
fen headforemast about fifteen feet,
striking the switch-tsrget, which, enter
ing tho shoulder, was driven clear
through his body. There was knob
ON the end of the target, which had to
be filed of before ne was extrlcated.
II took thilty-fye minutes to remove
the knob and accumulated rust before
he could DO lifted of the target and
during the entire time of this horrible
;mpalement the man withstood the ex-
criciating torture, conscious OF his
situation and the efforts being made for
his rescue. The target vas about an
inch and half in diameter. lie was
removed to "a hospital, and, notwith-
standing his terrible injuries, the ply
sicians express q hope Of saving the
unfortunate mans life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER II, 1881.
business was Of a retail character to-day.
An increased interest In examining samples Is
the amount Of improvement noticeable. Our
holders Of old leaf. and particularly nIlsrs, are
encouraged by The very high prices Of Burley
leaf in western markets and the very poor crop
Of this grade that has been marketed In the
upland centres Of trade, ~ also the high prices
which are being paid. II is argued that Old
fllets must advance or new ones come DOM In
price. No new OF consequence has been 70
celyed here, nor Is there much encouragement
10 handle It yet awhile. since most Of our buyers
purchase away from homo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
PoRT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCTOBER IL, 1857.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
MARRIAGES.

ELLYsoN-JOHNsoN.- Married, on tho 18th
o. October. lsS7, at Hopeful Baptist church.
Louisa county, by Rev. L. J. Haley, assisted by
Rev. w. W. Landrum. ID. d., Mr.. WILLIAM
ELLYsON. Of Richmond. Va. 70 Miss NOLLIE
JOHNSON, daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Is. John-
soa. u Louisa county, Va.
OHNsON.--Aarried, on the i2.h Of
October. lsS7. at Hopeful church, Louisa coun-
", by Rev. 4. Lee West, Mr.. PHILLIPS ROLrH,
% Caroline county, 10 Miss hAUDE JOHNSON,
daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Is. johnson, % Louisa
cnnnIa VA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
JUnGE KElTm AND COUPONS.
Ike Enters Judgment for the Com
EnemueaIta Ia Many Cases.

Special telegram TO hs Dispatch.l
LrEsBUEo, Va, October i7-Judge
Keith after opening tho Circuit Court
here this morning, in the absence of
Commonwealth Attorney McCabe,
called up himself the 106 coupon eases
pending in his court, and the defend
ants being called and not responding
Judgment was entered blythe Court for
The Commonwealth in them all, In
three or four other cases the counsel
for the defendants appeared, and stated
that he had the original bonds from
which tie coupons were detached. The
Court continued theso cases for in
curry.
Tie case Of the Commonwealth
seainst Ida Manly for murder is set for
Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

A letter from Mariinsville says: Sun
dnv MIR. John Gaulding came into town
and reported that a negro had knocked
his son in the head with a rock, and ne
was thought to be dying. A warrant
was issued at once aud the sheriff went
70 the scene Of the difficulty to make
the arrest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
ruE FLOOD OF GOLD.
CSfosc Surpas~cs Herself in Her
Grand Premium Double Sale.

Grand Premium Double Sale.
fcorr.spoudouco Of ne Richmond Dispatch
OxFom. y. c., October ID, 1857
Yesterday was truly golden day for
the town II oxford. Our town Was
literally flooded V'th bright tobacco.
The five maur0.l warehouses were
filed to Overflow ~, and tho "O.d
Granville" and Ctuer storage houses
had 90 be used t. store the surplus.
There was % double sale, and still some
If the break had - be carried over till
to-day. The sale was the largest and
most satisfactory ever made here.
90 was a grand premium sale. -Four
hundred dollars were gwen away III
cold besides numerous other prizes OF
value. such as u st of furniture, by
Iaudis & Sons, worth so; 20 tobacco
orl,rer. by Tyler a. Hundley, worth
$50: "a cook-siovc, 10y j. L. Edwards,
worth 40 hdy's wrap, by NJ. +.
Uart. worth 30; goods by Me-
Guu Is Bryan TO tie value OF SO;
also goods ~ H. Howell q Brothers,
i.aN O. loyster, Lassltcr KING, }. \.
Williams. ETC., etc. The prizes were
au.,.,I ly Daniel Lyon, Charles >.
IIl. ui VI. II. Jones, Of Richmond.
They said they lad never before seen
ucI D-pny IF tobacco. They
ngs,d uar words 10y their money
and bought very largely themselves.
10 vas O. common thing for tobacco to
s,u l.r irou 81 TO $50 per pound, and
3D. good l,.l won't as high as SL75. 1t
v.sr. slam sale either. Our farm
g. a,. RACED $3.50 Per hundred for
over 1900 pounds. The whole
irsE Wa estimated 10 be worth be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 The Ok
I.fl tobacco market is in better con-
dlou to day than IT ever before was;
and thcr. seems to be moro universal
stsiaction among the farmers.
DgV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

unanimous. The committee having
informed him of the action of the con.
vention, he came forward and accepted
the nomination in becoming style. 1t
was moved and sustained by the con
vention that the state, Dispatch, Rich
mond Times, and West Point star be
requested to publish these proceedings
II. b. FAUNT LIE Roy,
Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
marrow Escape from Destruc,isn.

ADRIAN, NICE, October IAN oastbound
passenger train on tho Wabash road With a
large number OF passengers aboard had a
marrow escape frsm destruction last nj, hit
lust before the long bridge near North Morea-
ci was reached the engineer made tho dscove-
~ that the structure vas on IRE, and succeed
ed IN stopping his train. Road men who were
on the trim extinguished the flames ami re-
paired tho bridge, and after two hours delay
tho train proceeded. IL Is believed 10 have
been ths work OF wreckcrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
Cotton-steamsr Disabled.
ny telegraph to the Dispstch.l

II'y ~ Q III y w
ST. JoHN's, n. f., October 1.-THE
steamer Warwick arrived here this
morning with the piston of her lower
engine broken. The damage will be
repaired here, OBTAINING the steamer
three weeks. The Warwick left Nor
folk October 7th with 1921 bales Of
cDttnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

nau.n.n burned VIII Not Rnn-
EFtefs.
,,pecl,l .elsErafa " the Disps',hl

SPECIAL keErAia " SIC btsFS.~"J
GAZE CnARLEs, VA, October II
The leree saw and planning mill Of Il. ).
Dennis & Son. at MachipOngo, this
county. was destroyed by fire on oatur'
d,, night Loss on min and machine
r,' $4,000; on lumber, 5000; no
Insurance. The cause Of the fire IS I'M
Known.
George +. Winder, who was nomi-
lated as the aoatcr candidate for the
Ilouse y Delegates from this and Ac-
comack counties by the Republican
convention two weeks ago. has Declined
20 accept. Ho was satisfied he could
rot carry the temperance vote, without
which lie could not be elected. The
probability Is TINT no one else VIII he
dominated, but that local-option man
vin run il oposition to the Democrt'i,G,
a.mjnoe. II 50. lie VIII get the full
Republican vote.
tircuit Cont cSmmences tomorrow,
which Il suit for damages against the
Ncw York, Pbiladelphia and NOT,
l,lA railroad FOR the killing Of a coiored
ioy aLont one year ago viii be tnod.
judge Cunter viii preside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
,,.,.. Among she Royalty.

tBy Anglo-Americsn cable 10 Ihe Dispatch'I
CopEsHAoBN, October l7.-Princess
Naud and Princess Louise, daughters
of the Prince OF Wales, who are ooth
suffering from measles, arc progressing
fayorably. The Czareyitch and Prince
George of Greece, who are visiting
here have also been attacked by tho
came disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
Another Game for Detroit.
fslasranh 10 tho Diapatch.l

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October H.
The series of games of baseball for
the worlds championship was continued
hero to-day. Between seven and eight
thousand people witnessed the game.
Score =,
81. Louis. . 10 0 0 5000 0 IL
Detroits % 3 10000 90 x-3
Base-hits st. Louis. 10; Detroits, Z.
Errors: st. Louis, i; Detroits, 2. Bat
teries: st. Louis, Caruthers and
BusboDg; Detroits, Baldwin and
Bennett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
Fire In pittsburgh.

PIrrsBURGH, PA, October IA
fire this afternoon destroyed Adam X
Co. g PASSWORDS, on Carson street, to-
eether with a row OF tenements, two
brick dwellings,, three small stables,
and q portion OF Jackson's liyery-sta-
bles. 4 number OF other dwellings
were damaged. Loss, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
NAREEfs 8T TsLgGRAPE.



INV YORK.. October l7.-Cottcn quiet: sales.
1873 bales; Saturday evening corrected, 1874
bales: uplsnds, 9hc.; Orleans, CSC; Eet re-
ceilts, q, U5S bales exports-to Great Britain,
1884 bales; 70 France, leo bales 70 the Cont
nent. 81, $50 bales stock. 5il ,46g tales. South
ern -four unchanged and quiet Wheat-Op-
tons clcsed strong Of or near the current rates
OF Saturday last: SPOT firm aud moderately ac-
tive No. red, October, NJ i3-i6asiA &c. No
vsmbsr. siHasiSc: May, s.k a57 i5-l6c. Corn
haHc. lower ami only moderately ectiye.
closing steady: Nc. 2, October. 50ka5ic. No
ysmber. b0A aa5ic.; May, a2,S aSs1c. Oats gen.
orally steady and moderately active; No. 2,
October nominal at Sa1c.; November. 3sxc. !;
Nay, SIZE: No. = spot, ssxc. Hops dull and
weak. Cofiee-fair kio, sl0.SA; options
steady. unchanged. and rather quiet Sugar
quiet and arm; fair refining, 4 i5-i6a5c. re-
lined quiet Molesses, quiet aud steady. Rice
frm. Cotion-seed oil, S4c. fer crude, Is for re-
nned. kosin dull az ti.0sall.isH. furpentine
nrm al Soc. Hides steady aud quiet Wool
quiet aud veal; domestic feecc, s6astc. (;
pulled, haSsc.; Texas. 9aeas. Pork duh and
weaker; mess, flt for OLD, SIS for new. Beef
duh. hiddles duh and nominal Cutmeats
quiet and nrm. Lard aai points lower aud
moderately active; Western steam. tA&.
closing a. }0.s1; October, t6sOaf&fs; Nay,
so.6bssab'. freights dull
axr,ruSsnuu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
MURDERERs LYNCHED.
Jbe siaycrs Of Rev. MIR. Ryan Cap
tured and Slain.
AZ telograrh 70 tho DIspach.l


CHARLESTON, W. VA, October H.
There are over GOO citizens and officers
after the murderers Of Rev. Thomas p.
Ryan, who was killed near Walton,
Rcane county, in this State, Thursday
night. On Friday George Duff, Jr.,
was killed by the vigilants. Jake
Coon, who said he was from the far
West and formerly one of the Jesse
James gang, together with Robert
Duff, brother of George Diff, Jr.,
were caught. They were taken to the
home Of MIR. Ryan and identified by
the family. Coon was lynched
and Duff shot and his throat was cut
from ear to e3r. William Drake, one
Of the robbers, was caught, and con-
fessed that Dan Cunningham, mem
Der Of the Eureka detectives OF this
city, was the instigaSOr of the affair,
and the balance of the gang carried out
the scheme. The yigilants started to
Spencer, the county-seat OF Roane
county. with Drake, and it is not known
what has become Of him. He was
promised immunity for giving tho
affair way. Great excitement prevails
over the affair, and there wero over
9.GCo persons present at the funeral Of
hov. Mr.. Ryan yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
aiafs ntGihraltar.

ray Angis-Amsrican cable 70 the Dispston.j
GnnALTAp, October l7.-Serious
r;o,s have occurred here between irish
and English soldiers. Many rioters
were injured. Several arrests have been
made. The streets are guarded ny =
strong patrol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
ONLY 1UIRTY-SX PER CENT

~ Of those who die from consumption in-
herit the disease. In all other cases u must
either he contracted through carelcssnoss, or,
according 90 the new theory OF tubercuinr
parasites, received directly from others n an
infectious disease. But In either case DIT.
Tlerce's Golden Medical Discovery Is a
positive remedy for tho disease Ia it5 early
stages. II is delay that Is dangerous. II you
ars troubled with sbortno5s u breath. splitting
Of blood, nightswcats, or a lingering cough.
douot hesitate toprocuro this sovereign remedy
nj tues-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
TIE spLENpoR OF DRESS

and the artificial effects Of cosmetics, no mat
ter how deity applied, can never make beanti-
ful or attractive one who "a subject to eIna'ia-
tlon. nervous debility, OF any form OF tomato
weakness. These must be reached by inward
application. and not by outward attempts at
coIeralmout. and the ladies may take hop0
from tho fact that thousands OF their sisters
have male themselves more radiant AMI bean-
uful by the use OF DR.. fierce's " Favorlte IRE
erriutiGuH than they could ever hope 10 DO oy
The aid Of tho appliances Of the toilet.
Tho cleansing. antiscptic, and healing quail
Ties Il DR.. SGgo's Catarrh komedy arc IN
cqualled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
EEo YeIiOW-Fever in Florida.
rHv t.legrA.,h 10 ths DispAtch.1

WASHINGTON, October IA tele-
gram received from Deputy-Collector
Spencer, at Tampa, Fla, this after
noon says: "Four deaths since the last
report and five new cases. Have start
ed hospital. Several cases OF fever
IL lbor City. Weather clearing"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
Charles City and New Ren' DUNN
crats. .

Alta convention Of the Demoe ,.nid a. a.
Charles City and New Kent, held 1o. =.
New Kent Courthouse on eno
instant for the purpose OF nomi ,a.,a,as
a candidate for the House OF pc'oT fann
for Tie two counties, Captain 1U,,d
Lamb Of ihe former county, was cailoa
10 file chair, and II. b. FAINT Ge n.y. I,
Of tl,e latter. chosen secretary. stiillns
sddresses were delivered by Oapsmla =
Lamb and q. Gardiner Iy!er -
talented and popular Young vs a9's'~n~
and eijisjent CQmmonEeelgQ
NarIy II. Eern6o r M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
100000 Fire In New York.

IUy ETIF- HIIII " 'IIW I'''fT'''T'1sI
NEW YORK, October IA fro this morning
DESTROYED the fye-story building at Il South
street occupied by J. q. Airport, wholesale gro
Ger aud ship-chandler. Loss nearly 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

Earn EGrEeo- ReDuDiiea" N"i"'""
tiOn.

Special telegram to the Di'p'%n'I g
JrntY. October 1.-THE barn oi
Mr. J. B. Ruaner, Of Massanu'ton' III
This county, was destroyed by nre e Oh d
Sarrdav night last. and large guam
tify Of wheat and corn was consumed,
lie loss Is heavy one, and there ""'
20 insurance. Il. boI5 in
NV Market on Saturday TO nominate
"a candidate for the State 'sena.o -. -.
Pace and Shenandoah counties noun nom,
naied Frank King, Of the latter county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
namarea DIV k,orm

SAVANNAH, GA, October 1.-THE schooner
. cargo Of sugar Tor Delaware Brear salsr. out
Into quarantine today with the loss Of her fore
mast 1ibbcom. main mizzeumast head. and
iopmnst she hnd horsdgcks swept Of every
!nlse Psys z TIE g, sc y!s:srts Zee ,o :s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
one Thousand Lives Lost py f'rc'

SAN Francisco, October 17.-Addl-
t;onaI details of tho disastrous fire at
Usnkow received this morning by
steamship Rio Janeiro give the mum
her OF lives lost IS 1000 and tho value
of property destroyed as 2,OOO,O OOtaeis'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

OcroBEB l7.-Receipts: "a head cattle, s33
sheep and lambs, 654 hogs
sales: $50 head cattle, s9s sheep and lambs,
so hogs
l'riCcs:
Ca,tle-Best, fa4Ic. gross; medium 10
god, 1880. gross; common ~ fair, 2a!'.c.
gro<.
Sheep-3asAc. gross.
Lsmbs-4a51.c. gross.
lioEs-6e6ac {. net
Rsils-9a.Ls rrusN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
Members Of Parliament I'm New York

10y TFT6sTdTI- W wv UI'VI77''I
NRW YORK, October 1.-THE steamship
Fulda. which arrived TO-DAY, brings Andrew
Carnegie and depuIation Of members of both
Houses OF Parliament who have been ap-
pointed by the Peace Association OF Great
Britain 10 wait upon the President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
.,,.vea 1nrse Postal FRAUDS.

fBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dispaich.I
BARCELONA, October l7.--Forty per-
sons have been arrested in this city
charged with extensive frauds upon the
postal authorities. Some prominent
officials are implicated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, DctOher II, 1851.
sIIEg-FIRsT BoARD.-5,0o0 Virginia new5s
atCg1, 1000 do. ato24 i,OO0do. at 62'. shares
Richmond and Petersburg NJ lob.
SBcosp BoAgD.-l,Oo0 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte g, at 100; 200 Richmond City Ss Ut
IsG,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCTOBER IS. ISIS,
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER II, 1887.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Hulphers, New
ior, merchandise and passengers, q. W.
Allen Co.. agents.
Schooner A. r. Crockett, Thorndikc, Wind
s0r. plaster, Warner Moore.
Schooner Standard, Oran, kennsboc, Ice,
Richmond leo Company.
Schooner l.. A. Rose, Rose, Philadelphia, coal,
Benjamin L. Crump.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Nsrfolk, United siates
mall. merchandise and Passengers, L. u. Ia
tum. agent
Schooner Jennie Z. simmons, Williams.
Clarks Cove, pyrltos, sulphur Mines Com
p8ny vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner lila n. Little. frambers, Philsdei-
phia, poplar wood, J. L. Slaughter; vessel, Cur
lis x Parker.
Schooner David CIarkson, Ireland, ChIcka-
hominy, - load poplar wood for Philadelphia;
vessel Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Mary G. Carroll. Higbee, Jamos
river, 10 load railrosi.Ies for Philadelphia.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, OCTOBER Il, 1887.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Kanawha, Sears, New York, and
sailed on return.
Portsmouth, light.
steamship Brankelow, Galveston. 70 coal.
steamship Breakwater, Dole, New York,
merchandise.
Steamship Johns Hopkins, Foster, Proyi-
ctncc and sailed for Baltimore.
schooner l.. A. Rory, Potter, Portland, light.
Schooner Governor j. \. Smith, Nickerson,
SAILED.
Steamship Duke Of Westminster sailed Sun
day, for Liverpool, merchandise aud passen-
gers.
Schooner c. y. Baker. Boston, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

LONDON, October 17.-Gustay Robert
Kirchoif, the eminent natural ientist
and discoyerer of the spectroscope, is
dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
FINANCIAL.
NIw YORK, BALTIMORE. AND Rich
M0ND STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Gotten, Tobacco, fur'
psntine, Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Marksts.
m, .e,esrspn to the p,sps,ch.J

NEW YORK, October f7.-The stock market
to-day was moderately active and generally
strong. though there was some weakness In the
frat hour. The feeling WA somewhat mixed
this morning. but London appeared as a seller,
which encouraged the bears " again attack me
list. aud Jersey Central, Reading. aud Missouri
Pacific were paid special attention 10. There
was o sudden reyuislon Of feeling toward neon,
when n scarcity % moro active stocks Tor de-
livery became noticeable CONSIDERABLE ankle
" 20 cover was then displayed. and the market
went up rapidly until the demand slacAed on,
when il became quiet, though Sill remaining
arm 4 special weak spot to-day was Northern
Pacific and oregon stocks, but Manitoba de-
yeloped weakness early In tho day and Is ma
terially lower tonight. Buying was better than
usual OF late, bu. IL was still OF professional
character. Tho opening was Irregular, Dut me
changes from Saturdays prices were from :
20 h per cent only either way. Weakness ap-
reared Immediately, however, and In the first
half hour prices were down Ha2 per cent.
Louisville and Nashville, Missouri Pacific.
Reading and Jersey Central were prominently
weak. The temper 81 the market then ialrly
turned and a gradual bus steady Improvement,
which lasted throughout almost the entire day
and subject 10 only Insignificant reactions, took
rlacc Tho volume % business showed a
marked decrease IN the afternoon, aud mo
close was quiet but frm nc or near the best
prices reached. Most stocks show fractional
gains over saturdays 0nal figures. Total sales,
10000 shares.
NEW IOsK. October E.-Noon-Stocks ac-
tive and steady. sone, easy az ia0 per cent.
EIchangs-Lons. tSa; short, 4s5h. Govern
MISUNDERSTANDING strong; long, 42N;
short 4S6b. Money easy at 28a5. closing
offered At 1 per cent Sub Treasury balances
Gold. sISa,lSs.0OO; currency, si2,Sl,OW. Gov
eumsnts duh; per cents, lsd ~ per cents
So tsn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
COTTON REFOAT.

40 quote: 21ne. s250aS2.75; ssper1ne, b<.7ss
Ss25; oKtra, ss.5OsSL55; family, <latS ~. patton.
faulty, country, H15Rs5.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18

OCTOBER I7.--Msrket quiet New stock conn
ing In lightly, and salos reported at quota
lions. New. 3a3ac; oil, 3taiic.; shellsd,
4 ha5Ac.; factory hand.picksd, 4Aa5kc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-18
AID CorroH ExCHAEa8.

RCUhOHD. OCTOBER IT, 1881.
OFFERINGS.
WnElT.-Whlte, l0i bushels. Longberry'
1880 bushels. Mixed, $50 bushels. Shortbsrry,
l,l5s bushels. Total, 1859 bushels.
iCIS.-92 bushels
oAla-l 900 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO sgcsErAEr.
NHRAT.-White, 20 bushels primo seed az
&c.; a bushels common 81 70. Long0erry,
go bushels prime ~ SIC ; 800 bushels worry
good at Sc. AZ bushels common az 12c. o.
bushels common at &C.. II bushels common
az &c. Mixed. 5S9 bushels very good Vt so.
Shortberry, ~ bushels prime az S2c.; lOl
bushels prime At Sic; 462 bushels very good
ct Soc: $50 bushels good 1T 7sc. 20 bushels
fair al 73c. Total sales OF wheat, 3,i9i bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat 3,759 bushels;
SANE day last year, 1,ss2 bushels. Sales to-day
or wheat, 3,i94 bushels same day last year,
l,716 bushels Offerings - far this year, E3OS
bushels; same time last year, 49j,lO8 bushels.
Kxusms range " prices to-day, I'd u SIC.
same day last year, CD - SOC.
COBH.-Mhite. 81 bushels prime new al Sc.
?? bushels very good now at Sc. ~ bushels
faiT new al 30.